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WorksheetsThe human rights
Total questions: 28
Worksheet time: 16mins
What are human rights for?
People
Animals
Governments
Other
When were human rights created?
1928
Yesterday
1948
28 AD
Do all of us have the same human rights?
Yes
No
Why are human rights necessary and important?
To save lives.
To give us freedom.
To protect everyone.
All of the above
What document explains our human rights?
Declaration of Independence
Universal Declaration of Human Rights
A job application
The Australian Constitution
Who created the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR)?
Christoper Columbus
Barack Obama
The Pope
Eleanor Roosevelt
What is the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR)?
A documentary
A document
A park
A book
Where do you have human rights?
Burnie
North West Tasmania
Australia
Everywhere
Which is not a right?
To have new sneakers
To have food and water
To have freedom
To have an education
Which situation has broken someone's rights?
A young girl is not allowed a new dress
A little boy is sent to bed early for misbehaving
A 6 year old boy is not allowed to go swimming
A country's government does not allow girls to go to school
Which organisation set the standard for Human Rights around the world?
UNICEF
Greenpeace
United Nations
English Heritage
Which human right does this picture show?
Right to rest and leisure
Right to expression
Right to life, liberty, and safety
Right to education
Which of these pictures shows the right to move freely?
What human right does this picture show?
no torture
right to life
all people are equal before the law
right to move freely
Which human right is this? "People are free to choose their jobs and work with good and fair conditions at work. People will be protected if they lose their jobs."
Right to rest and leisure
Right to health, food, and a safe place to live
Right to work and fair pay
Right to education
Which picture shows the right to rest and leisure?
Which human right does the picture show?
Right to education
Right to marriage and family
Right to assembly
Right to life, liberty, and safety
Which human right is this? "People have the right to go wherever they want in their own country and to travel to other countries."
Right to asylum
Right to move freely
Right to own property
Right to assembly
What human right does this picture show?
Right to asylum
Right to democracy
Right to Leisure
Right to Free Expression
Which picture shows the right to democracy?
Which human right is this? "If someone says we did something bad, we have the right show it is not true in a fair trial by the justice system."
Right to be equal and free
No arrest, detention, or exile
Right to privacy
Innocent until proven guilty
Which human right does the picture show?
Right to move freely
Right to asylum
Right to privacy
Right to assembly
Which human right is this? "Nobody can put us in prison without a good reason, or keep us there, or send us away from our country"
Everyone is equal before the law
Right to move freely
No arrest, detention, or exile
Innocent until proven guilty
Which right does this image show?
No torture. No one should harm us.
Right to privacy.
Right to freedom of religion
Right to free expression
Which human right is this? "All people have the right to enough food, water, clean clothes, a safe place to live, and access to doctors and medicine."
Right to health
Right to property
Right to democracy
Right to asylum
Which sentence describes the right to be free and equal?
Everyone should be treated in the same way. No one can be a slave.
Everyone has a right to free time.
If someone says we did something bad, we have a right to show it is not true.
All adults have the right to marry and have children if they want.
The woman, doing exactly the same job and having the same age and experience, received a lower wage than her male colleague.
Right to be recognised as a person; right to nationality.
Right to employment.
Freedom from discrimination; right to equality
Freedom from slavery.
A child grows up in a Catholic family, but wants to practice Buddhism instead.
You have the right to give your opinion
You have the right to choose your own religion and beliefs
You have the right to an identity
You have the right to be protected from being hurt and mistreated, in body or mind.
